Has anyone noticed that most of our group's preferences are symmetrical for
the most part?
 
I did interior design for a while, and here in the Deep South, symmetrical
designs were very much the preferred ones.  In decorating at least, it
represents a more formal, conservative point of view.
 
Are there any more odd balls on the list who prefer asymmetrical, like me?
We are the free spirits who like informality, whimsy, and the unusual.
 
According to a special report on TV recently, we judge the attractiveness of
a person based on how symmetrical the face is - i.e. divided in the half
down the middle, each side mirroring the other.
 
Sylvia S. Edwards
Huntsville, Alabama
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Sylvia S. Edwards
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